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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

7

New 1921 Income Tax Rules Include Clergy Exemption Details

The 1921 revenue act expands filing duties for individuals with gross incomes over thresholds. It outlines classes of taxpayers, defines gross income, and specifies exemptions for clergy, veterans, and war-related benefits. It also details tax bases for wages, business profits, professional services, and farm income, with examples of gain calculations and reporting requirements.

Eit United States Supreme Court

Statement on gains and sale price from 1913 to 1921

As of March 1, 1913, the amount was eight thousand dollars and he sold in 1921 for nine thousand dollars, with no gain would have resisted.

Real. Personal. Co Cain Hove G. W. Branson Braxson Willard Cole Ruidden Araggist Vinci G W. Branson Willard Colorado William Frederick Man Segel

Maryland Native Population Dominates State Demographics

The 1920 census shows 76.4 percent of Maryland residents are natives, with 83.1 percent of whites born in state and 10- year trends indicating fewer born abroad. Alfred S. Niles says the figures will influence state governance, noting 103,179 foreign born residents. A separate note recalls Mrs Chrippine Walsh, born in Frederick, who witnessed Barbara Fritchie waving the flag.

Maryland Unitedd States Department of Commerce Alfred S. Niles Voters’ League of Maryland Bureau of Census Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia District of Columbia New York St. Louis Chrippine Walsh Frederick Barbara Fritchie

State convention to be held here for Lin Societe des 40 Hommes et Chev

Frederick hosts the initial state convention of Lin Societe des 40 Hommes et Chev with four Voitures from Baltimore Cumberland Spilisburs and Frederick attending. Delegates will meet Saturday February 4 to adopt a constitution by by laws elect state officers and plan Maryland activities.

Frederick Lin Societe Des 40 Hommes Et & Chev Voltarex Tate Marsland WeWwEy -Permedh Ag Amenesa Baltimore Cumberland Spilisburs Frederick Phe Ihe Ite Jocitson Brederitk Maryland Ciel Offhcers la Societe Dus 1 Hommes Et &Chevalle Brtign State Department Ehalin Sherman P. Howers Leslie Cab le Chef de William M. Stenn Air Storm Organisa Rovniead Bacal Salida Pont Amie Willian Storm G Punter Pers Daweh Leatherman Pavil Roderick Amd Beatie Cobleni Cian Giramt Coumuss Grau Bemimnal Dae Py Po Bas Helt Fom Appli Pei

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Praised by Hornell Woman

Mrs. Cas. Baker of Hornell New York writes she suffered health issues including fatigue irritability and sleep troubles before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Fruit Medicine. She reports daily tasks easier now and urges others to try the remedies. The testimonial highlights community awareness and calls for trial.

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